Cartoon of the Day: Wenger & Bould display united front as press hounds demand answers

Dec 15, 2012 12:00:00 PM

Goal.com cartoonist Omar Momani gives us his unique take on the football news of the day

Arsene Wenger's long reign at Arsenal hit what was arguably its lowest point on Tuesday when the Gunners were knocked out of the Capital One Cup by League Two side Bradford City.

The defeat led to renewed questions regarding the relationship between Wenger and his new assistant, Steve Bould. Reports claimed a rift between the duo, with Bould's separate defensive training sessions supposedly having been stopped.

Wenger, though, denied the accusations when he faced the press in the wake of Arsenal's elimination and insists that he and Bould are part of a "united staff".

Wenger and Bould display united front to press hounds

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